The Termination Phase in CBT

question 8

Multiple Choice

The termination phase in CBT

• A)is a time to use the therapeutic relationship to help clients process their emotions that will create new meaning for their emotional experiences.
• B)focuses primarily on coping with the end of the therapeutic relationship.
• C)is an opportunity for the client to examine the impact of childhood experiences upon his/her current functioning.
• D)is future-oriented,with an emphasis on consolidating skills and anticipating future challenges.

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Definitions:

Optical Illusions

Visual perception phenomena where the information perceived by the eye and interpreted by the brain differs from the physical reality, often leading to misinterpretation.

Accurate Judgments

The ability to make conclusions or assessments that are correct and based on evidence or sound reasoning.

Optical Illusions

Visual perceptions that differ from reality, where the brain interprets an image in a way that differs from the actual physical properties of the object or scene.

Misestimated Distances

Refers to inaccuracies in the perception or estimation of the physical space between two points.